Recorded in the 'Teatro Central de Sevilla' in decembre 1999.Carles Benavent, Tino Di Geraldo y Jorge Pardo are the foundations upon wich rests the New Flamenco sound. Through their work in countless recordings and concerts - with Paco de Lucía and Camarón, of course, but also qith Miles Davis, Quincy Jones and Chick Corea - they have created a musical idiom that shows its more free and...
Recorded live at the Villamarta Theatre during the Jerez Festival, during the show, with the same name, of the dance company 'Manuel Morao Gitanos de Jerez', on April 25th, 1998. DIRECTED by Manuel Morao. CANTE: Ines Bacan, Manuel Moneo, hijo (barullo). GUITARISTS: Diego Amaya and Antonio Moya.
Recorded live, on April 8th, 1997, at the Don Guido Hall at the Williams & Humbert Sherry wine cellars in Jerez de la Frontera. CANTE: Maria Monje, Chico Pacote, Macarena Moneo, Juan Junquera, Joaquin 'El Zambo', Carmen la Cantarota, Antonio 'El Monea'. GUITARIST: Diego Amaya.
Recorded live at the cloister of the Monastery Hotel in El Puerto de Santa Maria, during the second flamenco cycle 'De Jerez a los Puertos' during May and June 1998. DIRECTED by Manuel Morao.CANTE: Mariana Cornejo, Elu de Jerez, Macarena de Jerez, Carmen de la Jara, Encarna Anillo. GUITARISTS: Antonio Higuero, Diego Amaya and Periquin Niño Jero. PALMAS Y JALEOS: Luisa Fernandez and...
Recorded live at the cloister of the Monastery Hotel in El Puerto de Santa Maria, during the first flamenco cycle 'De Jerez a los Puertos' during May and June 1997.DIRECTED by Manuel Morao.CANTE: Chano Lobato, Jose Vargas “el Mono”, Fernando Terremoto, Antonio Reyes. GUITARISTS: Luis Moneo, Fernando Moreno and Diego Amaya.
Recorded live at the Albeniz Theatre of Madrid, during the show with the same name. Directed by Manuel Morao. Cante: Antonio Nuñez “Chocolate”, Maria Vargas, Fernando Terremoto (hijo), Ines Bacan. Guitarists: Juan Morao and Diego Amaya.
Directed by Manuel Morao.Cante: Jose Vargas “el Mono, Macarena de Jerez, Alfonso Carpio “el Mijita”, Carmen la Cantarota, Maribel Vargas, Estefania Aranda. Guitarist: Antonio Higuero.
It is a lively and joyful voice that pleases when it mixes with the sounds of Tomatito's piercing guitar. Camarón's amazing live performance allows to hear previously in-studio recorded songs in a more natural atmosphere. His voice can only be heard as sharp and as direct in a live performance. Tomatito's guitar is sharp and full of life.
Live recording at Peña Torre Macarena (Sevilla).Making his art into his only means of expression turned it into the deepest kind of singing, that singing which springs from the heart and expresses the deepest feelings. His ability only responded to inspiration, without technique, without any measure of the meter or the rhythm.
He performed a legendary concert in the Teatro Real de Madrid on February 18, 1975. This album is a landmark for flamenco guitar. The concert was made possible in a colaboration between the Education Ministry and the Music Society of the University of Madrid.
